b) What is a Gibbs paradox? How did it arise? 

The Gibbs paradox arises in thermodynamics and statistical mechanics concerning the entropy change when mixing two gases. It is tied to the indistinguishability of particles and highlights the connection between classical and quantum descriptions of systems. 

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